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  • Sidebar, optional head Sidebar, optional deck.

    Leave it to Virgin Atlantic to forgo frequent flier miles.The London-based airline has made loyalty marketing one of its top priorities this year, but

  • The Steak – and the Sizzle

    A tight labor market in its home base of Omaha, NE, turned up the heat on Omaha Steaks Inc.’s teleservices operations, leading the mail order meat marketer

  • Circus Smarts: Zamoiski becomes ringmaster at PMA.

    Before there was A&E Network’s $10 million multi-partner promotional campaign for Horatio Hornblower, there was the direct-mail search for the next Mrs.

  • TALKING BASEBALL

    SFX Entertainment, Inc., New York City, a leading promoter and producer of live entertainment, acquired Spring, TX-based baseball representative agency

  • Au Revoir to an Old (but Ex-) Friend

    What do you do when an old friend, whom you’ve nurtured and defended through tough times, sneers at your friendship?If you have any self-respect, you

  • Grassroots Marketing, Old-Sod Style

    Big-budget movies made by Hollywood studios command equally big marketing programs. But small, independent films (even those produced by studio subsidiaries)

  • A pizza by any other name

    What does a pizza delivery man like to receive? Poetry. That’s what U.S. Magnetix discovered at Pizza Expo in February when it gave away custom-made Pizza

  • F&G Buys Two, Sells Two

    Horticulture direct marketer Foster & Gallagher Inc., Peoria, IL, has acquired two plant catalogs – Gurney’s Seed & Nursery Co. and Henry Field’s Seed

  • The Source of Competition

    Radio networks now have company among media getting into the promotions business. Hip-hop lifestyle magazine The Source, New York City, last week announced

  • Tweens Say Cheese: KODAK turns the camera on girls.

    Kodak takes its first crack at tweens (girls nine to 15, specifically) this fall with an estimated $15 million campaign for Kodak Max disposable cameras.